They can take the form of direct subsidies, reduced interest rates or reduced costs for acquiring land.

It was replaced by a substantially reduced Rule of Law Department.

Algeria unlike certain countries, which are ready to make any and all concessions simply to realize an ambition bordering on obsession is not prepared to settle for cut rate I repeat, cut rate permanent seats.

They pay reduced membership fees, but can follow the development of standards.

The lending of the international institutions might also be used for buying back discounted debt.

She rewarded aspirational members of the working class by selling off council houses at discounted prices.

To do its calculation, Interbrand estimates brand value on the basis of projected profits discounted to a present value.

Price inflation forces creditors to accept repayment in debased currency.

Growing use by retailers of own brands and discount retailing have also been driving prices down significantly.

And, economically, Jordan is still dependent on Egypt for natural gas, which is delivered at reduced rates.

A simple, effective way to buy time would be to abandon the euro and restore competitiveness through a devalued national currency.

When a government starts to borrow abroad or chooses to enter a currency union, these benefits take the form of reduced interest rates.

Indeed, his latest gambit is an effort to sell Ukraine s transit pipelines to Russia s Gazprom in exchange for cut rate gas.

right of woman to shorter working hours after the expiration of maternity leave for baby care according to the findings and opinion of the authorised medical doctor (Articles 70 79 of the Law).

Therefore, in the Committee's opinion workers in that sector should be entitled to additional paid holidays or reduced working hours, as had previously been the case.

Risky projects are at a steep discount today, because the private sector financial market s risk tolerance has collapsed.

The Fund also pays a reduced support cost in respect of each of its projects, which, similar to most other technical cooperation activities, is calculated as a percentage of programme resources expended

There were 82,000 spaces in 1997, whereas, in 2005, there are 187,000 spaces at reduced rates in the network of early childhood centers.

Workers on lay off were formally employed (and were entitled to reduced salary and other rights from employment), even though in reality they did not work for a long period of time.

Some supermarkets have already begun relaxing standards on fruit appearance, selling misshapen items at reduced prices and helping to raise awareness that ugly does not mean bad.

The third option offered discounted bonds, carrying a discount of 66.3 per cent on principal, a higher coupon (part of it being capitalized), a grace period of 21 years and a final maturity of 29 years (until 2034).

women who have children under the age of one and a half are transferred to another job when the work they are doing is contraindicated for a breast feeding mother or does not accommodate a feeding regimen, until the child reaches the age of one and a half, with their average monthly wage remaining that of the previous job.

The package includes the provision of land to industrialists at dramatically reduced prices, tax exemptions of up to seven years for factory owners, and low interest loans of up to ten years for farmers.

States which advocated conditions such as budget ceilings and zero nominal growth before they would approve reduced budgets which failed to meet the Organization's needs were showing the true extent of their political will.

In a recent event at the Faculty of Law ( El Fateh University) where being the bookworm that I was, I made sure to attend their book exhibition for the opportunity to buy at subsidised prices, I came across a novel called Hunger has many other faces (unofficial translation).

By forcing banks to offer lower interest rates to state owned enterprises, the government drove private firms and households to informal lenders, fueling the emergence of a large and risk laden shadow banking sector.

A peasant village raided a hospital dumpster to reclaim discarded surgical equipment, wash it in a nearby canal, re package it in sealed plastic saying sterilized, and sell it back to the hospital at cut rate prices.

10. Reiterates the need for expanded public private partnerships for malaria control and prevention, and in this context urges petroleum companies operating in Africa to consider providing polymer for the manufacture of mosquito nets at reduced prices as a contribution to rolling back malaria in Africa

Maintaining an undervalued currency has the upside that it subsidizes the production of such goods but it also has the downside that it taxes domestic consumption which is why it generates a trade surplus.

8. Reiterates the need for expanded public private partnerships for malaria control and prevention, and in this context urges petroleum companies operating in Africa to consider providing polymer for the manufacture of mosquito nets at reduced prices as a contribution to rolling back malaria in Africa

A reduction in that burden of 40 , whether in the form of reduced interest or principal, is needed to bring the debt to GDP ratio to below 100 , a level at which the country has some hope of meeting its payment obligations.